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I just purchased a 91 Taurus (it was a good deal 47K, original owner a little old lady who drove it to the beauty shop, grocery store, church, and the auto repair shop for regular servicing). The only problem is that the wipers will not shut off when the pump switch on the combination switch has been pressed. I replaced the combination switch and that remedied the problem for a whole day.
I have researched this a bit and it is most likely the Wiper Control Module (although it seems more like a bad relay to me). Can someone confirm this before I front $80 for a non-returnable dealer part? Any help in this matter is greatly appreciated
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Considering it's a 1991 I'd give the taurus boneyard a try ( auto wreckers) I had a 1990 tearazz and whenever possible I replaced with used parts.Obviously, I'd never use used brake parts but electrical parts are fair game; switches & relays..etc.
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Re: 1991 Taurus Wiper wierdness
Thats an idea, however I am loathe to put in someone elses electrical problems. I also hate throwing money at a problem (being the cheap SOB that I am and having already tossed $50 for the switch at it). Hopefully someone else has had this problem and can come up with a solution.
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Re: Re: 1991 Taurus Wiper wierdness
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I had a 91 Taurus with Wiper Wierdness & found the problem was caused by Cold Solder connections on the wiper control board. Its under the dash & you must open the module & resolder the connectors for the relays. The wipers worked great after that but the trans failed later & I junked the car.
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